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Glossner Brothers Saloon & Brewery (1853-1863) German brothers Charles and Daniel Glossner opened a small brewery operation at 436 Vine St. (today 1220 Vine St. after the renumbering of the city street plan in the 1890’s), adjacent to their saloon and beer garden. The brothers learned their craft in Nuremberg, Germany, and in 1853 began brewing a “noble beer,” style of lager. The saloon and beer garden offered a fresh product, and soon became a hot-spot for the local German population, who favored this lighter Bavarian style of beer. In 1860 Augustus Glossner joined the operation. In 1864 ownership transferred to Adam Belz. |
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